Congratulations to the winners of the Blue Cat Audio guitar contest!
1st prize: A full license of Blue Cat’s All Plugins Pack value $1199
Winner: Tomo
2nd prize: A full license of Blue Cat’s Axe Pack value $299
Winner: Maxime D’Anjou
3rd prize: A full license of Blue Cat Audio’s new Axiom plugin value $199
Winner: Nicolas Garcia
4th prize: A full license of Blue Cat Audio’s acclaimed Destructor plugin value $99
Winner: Jake Popowski
And thank you all for your participation!
Many thanks to the candidates who have submitted their entry to the Blue Cat Audio guitar contest! We have created a YouTube playlist that lists all entries.
Please vote for your favorite solos (like the videos on YouTube) before December 1st! The first 10 candidates will be chosen for the final selection, and Martin Miller, Jean Fontanille, Hans Van Even and the Blue Cat Audio team will vote for the top 4 entries who will win a prize.
Blue Cat’s PatchWork 2.3 is here, with drag and drop support for plug-ins. Let’s see how to use this new feature to streamline your workflow!
A few candidates have already submitted their entry to the Blue Cat Audio guitar contest. Check out our YouTube playlist to see all current entries:
Please vote for your favorite solos (like the video on YouTube), and feel free to post your own )before november 15th!), there is a lot to win!
Our distortion and amp simulation plug-in, Blue Cat’s Destructor, already includes a handful of factory presets that mimic the tone of famous guitarists (check out the “Guitar Legends” presets category!), but we wanted to take it a step further…
Our friend Hans Van Even has accepted the challenge to reproduce the exact guitar tone of famous guitar licks, using only Blue Cat’s Destructor, and sometimes a delay or reverb, such as Blue cat’s Late Replies, with a single guitar!
Did he succeed? Check out the videos below! We must say we have been pretty impressed… Continue reading
In this tutorial, you will learn how to get the best of Blue Cat’s Late Replies factory presets, with its multiple types of sub-presets for each section and the lock icons for base delay, GUI settings and ducking.
Did you know that as a guitarist, with Blue Cat’s PatchWork as a host application (or plug-in), Blue Cat’s Destructor for the guitar tone and Late Replies for the ambiance and creative effects, you have access to an incredible palette of sounds for your studio work or live gigs? Here are a few examples, using mainly factory presets… Enjoy! Continue reading
Blue Cat’s Late Replies offers a flexible approach to manage the delay time across its multi-tap section and feedback loops.
In this video Eli Krantzberg explains the base delay settings, and tells you how to use (or not to use) the grid and random functions to create in or out-of-sync delays. You will also learn how to link the taps and feedback loops together to quickly edit them all at once.
Got your copy of Blue Cat’s Late Replies? Not sure how to get started? Haven’t tried the plug-in yet and wondering why you would need yet another delay plug-in?
Don’t worry: here is a video that walks you through the main features of our creative delay and multi fx plug-in, with full details and concrete examples. Watch out! This may change forever what you think about a delay plug-in can do for you!
Blue Cat’s Late Replies Creative Delay and Multi FX plug-in has been granted an editor’s choice award by Pro Tools Expert.
“I really like it – it’s different. […] In 2016 Blue Cat Audio released Destructor, a very clever amp/distortion plug-in, and that changed things for me.[…] I’ve got the feeling that this is going to change the way I work with delays. […] This is a plug-in that can be as simple a you want it to be, or as complicated, which is quite nice. “
Check out the full video review below: